http://www.nytimes.com/2001/01/02/science/02ERRO.html?pagewanted=1&1016/2001/01/
02/science/02ERRO.html
Linda Bartoshuk has advanced our understanding of the taste system by using
sound as a standard for magnitude matching of taste stimuli. From this effort
she discovered that old standards wer
During a casual conversation with my physician today, he lamented the absence
of empirically based guidelines for counselling terminally ill patients.
Having had some interest in issues of death and dying back in the 70s when I
was an undergraduate (remember Kubler-Ross?) I thought that for sure t
Greetings and happy new year TIPSters!
Can someone provide me with the following statistics (preferably with a
reference)?
I need to know how many psychology majors graduate each year from
American colleges and universities. I would also like the same
information for business majors. In addition,
Another comment on intro texts. As companion piece to my great
books approach (see http://www.stolaf.edu/people/huff/classes/Intro)
I use Mynatt & Doherty's low cost paperback. Its virtue for me is
that it has 42 chapters, each about 10-12 pages in length. This
allows me to mix and match t
Greetings
Regarding the recent discussion on "intro" texts, does anyone use the
Lefton text anymore? Is it still being used?
When I first starting teaching general psych (ca 1995), I used Lefton, and
the students really liked it. Since then the department has gone through a
few different au
